New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-13
CHAPLAIN HALL TO the FRONT,
The Writer Of the Following Letter DID II
The Chaplain's Letter will Appear
Tomorrow.

I The Writer Of the Relieving Letter DtA H
The ChapIain's Letter will Appear
Te.morrow.
Iwant to toll you 10 few words how got rid Of thu
nj yftmsfe of my hfe
once resided for several years the Lake District OF
Michigan. where contracted malaria. vigorous con-
stution enabJ for time tho ,hments
Of the disease but continued exposure to the early morn
ing fogs to the night dsmps fastened the disease
upon that almost dssparei OF getting completely
rid OF It. For eventually developed into chronic
type of Intermittent NAL rial fever with ell Its Distress
ug symptoms. This continued for eight years. In this
long PERIOD of course experienced all the welknown
psculartes OF many SUCCESSIVE attacks; tie chill. che
fever disturbance Of the stomach ami all he fuc
tons OF diseston the heavy headaches. the painful
limbs back and the characteristic constituencies to
changes IN the weather. which mpnrt to the chronic
sufferer from malaria something Of tho powers OF Q
bsro.nstsr. My appetite came and went. but obeyed
no natural rule. Some times had norbid craving for
food then found myself unable tolerate Inc most
tempting md delicate dishes, until from lack OF proper
nourishment was transformed from vigorous, active
man into weak, qed-Out being to whom tho very
thought OF excrtion welcome In addition 70
malaria I evidently tho victim OF inaisestion.
As for medicinal treatment. all was done tins appar-
entlv could he DONE used all the accepted remedies,
including quuIne, hut all failed give than tran
silent relief Ny experience satshas that quinine Is
not tonic safo medicine for those who habit
usly depend upon It, II seldom never works radical
cure and often generally produces results which
are 10 themselves hseasos
Now to the real ana to the end OF my story
IN the summer Of $3.50 first heard OF Kaskne was
struck with being called the qulnne and the
high claims maie FOR It. didn't beeve q syllable OF
them. Neither would youth my place sell there WAS
chance, and to chronically sick man any chance Is
worth taking IT can't hurt mo-" said I'll try IT,"
aid try II. To my astOnishmont and qualification
soon began to improve. Clearly was getting better.
As I continued with Kaskne seemed to feel the
malaria going Of me and health coming back WAC
genuine, scenhc healing not one poison temporarily
Disgusting another Tho uric acid with which my sys
teh charged presently expelled, and my
stened joints became plant b.fore Was evsr 10 tho
Michigan fogs ana miasmas The indigestion also dis
appeared. my bowels regular. my head clear. my
nerves steady, and restful sleep returned. am now
permanently well; have never had any return Of
alara- any sign o. It Results real cannot be
dsr uted. and may fairly attribute them 20 Kaskine,
because, after beginning with It. took other medi
cine.
DAVID J. NORTON
State Street, Albany, N. Y.
The Kaskine Company. "a Warren-st. New York.
p 81 read tho letter OF my friend Rev. J. l.. Hall,
Chaplain Of tho Albany Peniten,ary, and fully accept
his statements rs harmoDizins With my own knowledge
Of tie medicinal properties OF Ksskino.